**Neil Etheridge on loan (ed. Signed on Contract to End of Season)**
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Just read on FB that we've signed him perminantly1
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Yes, it was on this thread a couple of hours ago : - )flyingkiwiDK said:Just read on FB that we've signed him perminantly
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It's even on the OS.
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there has to be better keepers than etheridge out there? surely.0
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well he's probably only going to be back up to the new keeper until Hendo is fit and then the new keeper and Hendo will fight it out for number one and sub and Etheridge will be off at the end of the season. at least that's how I see it.Ledge said:there has to be better keepers than etheridge out there? surely.
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Fixed it for you.LargeAddick said:
well he's probably only going to be back up to the new keeper untilLedge said:there has to be better keepers than etheridge out there? surely.
Hendo is fitRoland demands that he plays, before Bob and Rolandwill the new keeper and Hendo willfight it outfor number one and sub and Etheridgethen Bob will be offatbefore the end of the season. at least that's how I see it.0 -
Proper respect to the man tonight. Fronting it up and replying to every tweet from Charlton fans.3
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Did anyone ask him what he was doing for the second goal?0
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Could they also ask him if the laws are a little more relaxed in the Philippines regarding goalkeepers being allowed to pick up a back pass. :-0kinveachyaddick said:Did anyone ask him what he was doing for the second goal?
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The 4th goal was a free header inside the six yard box. Does he ever come off his line? Good shot stopper on his line but a liability on crosses. Everyone in the league knows that now and will stick crosses and high balls into the box at every opportunity.
His kicking is also an accident waiting to happen.
Can't see him in the starting line-up again.1 -
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is that not the same for every keeper we have hadTutt-Tutt said:The 4th goal was a free header inside the six yard box. Does he ever come off his line? Good shot stopper on his line but a liability on crosses. Everyone in the league knows that now and will stick crosses and high balls into the box at every opportunity.
His kicking is also an accident waiting to happen.
Can't see him in the starting line-up again.0 -
Come on Paulie, Ben Hamer's distribution was like chalk and cheese compared to Etheridge. He's (Etheridge) Sunday league at best and not that much better than the 'Clown' IMO.paulie8290 said:
is that not the same for every keeper we have hadTutt-Tutt said:The 4th goal was a free header inside the six yard box. Does he ever come off his line? Good shot stopper on his line but a liability on crosses. Everyone in the league knows that now and will stick crosses and high balls into the box at every opportunity.
His kicking is also an accident waiting to happen.
Can't see him in the starting line-up again.2 -
Paulie, great to see you back in the game btw.1
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Just been recalled to the national team3
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great news ;-))0
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He kinda lucked out being Filipino when it comes to football didn't he.0
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Fair play though, bit of a tale to tell the kids if you're an ordinary bloke and have played international football.Talal said:He kinda lucked out being Filipino when it comes to football didn't he.
For instance I think if you're 20-30 years old and can kick a football and were born in Gibraltar you would now be an international footballer.0 -
Yeah true fair play to him. Wish I was from Gibraltarkentaddick said:
Fair play though, bit of a tale to tell the kids if you're an ordinary bloke and have played international football.Talal said:He kinda lucked out being Filipino when it comes to football didn't he.
For instance I think if you're 20-30 years old and can kick a football and were born in Gibraltar you would now be an international footballer.0 -
He's has a weird career, when you consider that of his 2 appearances for Fulham, one was in the Europa League, so this is a guy with stacks of international appearances, who's also played in one of the main European competitions!0
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goalkeepers have odd careers. I'm sure there's one or two that have played under 50 games their entire career and yet stayed in the top two divisions of english football running around somewhere. I wonder if anyone's got any examples of something similar?killerandflash said:He's has a weird career, when you consider that of his 2 appearances for Fulham, one was in the Europa League, so this is a guy with stacks of international appearances, who's also played in one of the main European competitions!
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Steve Harper was a bit like that, until Given leftkentaddick said:
goalkeepers have odd careers. I'm sure there's one or two that have played under 50 games their entire career and yet stayed in the top two divisions of english football running around somewhere. I wonder if anyone's got any examples of something similar?killerandflash said:He's has a weird career, when you consider that of his 2 appearances for Fulham, one was in the Europa League, so this is a guy with stacks of international appearances, who's also played in one of the main European competitions!
although he still only managed 157 games for Newcastle in 20 years0 -
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stuart_Taylor_(footballer,_born_1980)
stuart taylor. Been signed by Arsenal, Man city and Villa.0 -
I agree the example of Stuart Taylor is a good one . Even now he is a number 2 at Leeds . Etheridge never played for Fulham in a league match . He needs games and probably won't get them with us now.kentaddick said:
goalkeepers have odd careers. I'm sure there's one or two that have played under 50 games their entire career and yet stayed in the top two divisions of english football running around somewhere. I wonder if anyone's got any examples of something similar?killerandflash said:He's has a weird career, when you consider that of his 2 appearances for Fulham, one was in the Europa League, so this is a guy with stacks of international appearances, who's also played in one of the main European competitions!
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The current Wet Spam goalkeeping coach M Margetson is a good example. He was understudy at Man City for ages..kentaddick said:
goalkeepers have odd careers. I'm sure there's one or two that have played under 50 games their entire career and yet stayed in the top two divisions of english football running around somewhere. I wonder if anyone's got any examples of something similar?killerandflash said:He's has a weird career, when you consider that of his 2 appearances for Fulham, one was in the Europa League, so this is a guy with stacks of international appearances, who's also played in one of the main European competitions!
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Just looked on Wiki seems Martin played a lot more games than I thought.0
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Stuart Taylor - what a weird career he's had. Very unusual.0
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Not top two divisions, but Andy Woodham had a fairly long career playing not that many games. I believe now goal keeping coach at Newcastle.0
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Bob Bolder never made a first team appearance for Liverpool but won a European Cup Final medal with them for being on the bench in the 1984 Final0
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According to Wiki, just 72 league appearances in 17 years.Danny Addick said:Stuart Taylor - what a weird career he's had. Very unusual.
Odd.
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Carlo Cudicini didnt play a great deal if I remember correctly, but must have been drawing one hell of a salary at the clubs he's played for.0